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I am looking to get export all feature to the image but with the sat image background

I used image fetcher transformer, the problem is I am getting only one feature on the image and the translation shows 5

for the info I am using the Google Static image url

It seems the images you pull out of Google are not georeferenced so the Data Inspector shows them all on top of eachother. If you have it group by layer_id for example you can see it's different tiles.

That would make it harder to overlay the parcel boundaries. You may want to try the Landsat or Sentinel on AWS readers instead (they do return a georeferenced image)

@redgeograhics

how could we group them by layer id , I dont see any option for that

It seems the images you pull out of Google are not georeferenced so the Data Inspector shows them all on top of eachother. If you have it group by layer_id for example you can see it's different tiles.

That would make it harder to overlay the parcel boundaries. You may want to try the Landsat or Sentinel on AWS readers instead (they do return a georeferenced image)

how could we group them by layer id , I dont see any option for that

 

 

@redgeograhics

how could we group them by layer id , I dont see any option for that

The parameters of the Inspector transformer. Mind you, that only groups them for the inspector.

 

 

It seems the images you pull out of Google are not georeferenced so the Data Inspector shows them all on top of eachother. If you have it group by layer_id for example you can see it's different tiles.

That would make it harder to overlay the parcel boundaries. You may want to try the Landsat or Sentinel on AWS readers instead (they do return a georeferenced image)

 

Still didnt work I am getting the same results five images each one with layer ID

 

 

Still didnt work I am getting the same results five images each one with layer ID

 

Yes, that's what I said. The images are not georeferenced so FME can't display them in the proper geometric relation to eachother. Try the Landsat or Sentinel one instead (they're also free to use, which may not be the case with Google)

It seems the images you pull out of Google are not georeferenced so the Data Inspector shows them all on top of eachother. If you have it group by layer_id for example you can see it's different tiles.

That would make it harder to overlay the parcel boundaries. You may want to try the Landsat or Sentinel on AWS readers instead (they do return a georeferenced image)

@redgeographics

 

 

Thanks for your help any reference on how we could use those sat images

 

 

@redgeographics

 

 

Thanks for your help any reference on how we could use those sat images

 

 

There's a tutorial here https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/43678/tutorial-reading-and-working-with-satellite-imager.html

 

 

Sentinel is probably the best one to work with, I haven't tried Landsat myself to be honest.

 

 

It seems the images you pull out of Google are not georeferenced so the Data Inspector shows them all on top of eachother. If you have it group by layer_id for example you can see it's different tiles.

That would make it harder to overlay the parcel boundaries. You may want to try the Landsat or Sentinel on AWS readers instead (they do return a georeferenced image)

 

@redgeographics

 

Thanks for the information

 

I did tray the sentinel, but the resolution is an issue, compared to Google Map

 

Again thanks for you help

 

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